by Joe Lucia | Nov 13, 2014
The biggest criticism about baseball’s instant replay system in 2014 was the prevalence of managers taking their time walking onto the field, chatting with the umpire, and then walking back into the dugout without challenging the call. It drove everyone insane,...
by Steve Fetch | Nov 13, 2014
With one and dones becoming such a prevalent part of major college basketball these days, we often forget there are a lot of elite recruits, and sometimes not so elite recruits, that blossom as sophomores to become one of the best players on their respective teams....
by Andrew Juge | Nov 13, 2014
No one expected the Jets to be quite this bad in 2014 but their season is in complete shambles. Many saw an aging and over the hill Michael Vick quarterbacking the team at some point this season and sure enough he’s now the starter for this 2-8 team. It’s...
by Andrew Juge | Nov 13, 2014
No one expected the Jets to be quite this bad in 2014 but their season is in complete shambles. Many saw an aging and over the hill Michael Vick quarterbacking the team at some point this season and sure enough he’s now the starter for this 2-8 team. It’s...
by TPB Staff | Nov 13, 2014
In October, the hopes and dreams of every NHL team is high. By November, for some, reality has set in. For others, they just happen to witness some really bad hockey. Without further ado, here is the NHL Sad Fan Index through the middle of November. 5. Columbus Fans...
by TPB Staff | Nov 13, 2014
In October, the hopes and dreams of every NHL team is high. By November, for some, reality has set in. For others, they just happen to witness some really bad hockey. Without further ado, here is the NHL Sad Fan Index through the middle of November. 5. Columbus Fans...
by Phillip Bupp | Nov 12, 2014
The BBC reports that FIFA is going to clear Qatar of corruption charges based on bidding for the 2022 FIFA World Cup when the FIFA ethics report is published tomorrow morning. Also, the English FA will be in trouble for associating themselves with former FIFA VP, Jack...
by Phillip Bupp | Nov 12, 2014
The BBC reports that FIFA is going to clear Qatar of corruption charges based on bidding for the 2022 FIFA World Cup when the FIFA ethics report is published tomorrow morning. Also, the English FA will be in trouble for associating themselves with former FIFA VP, Jack...
by Phillip Bupp | Nov 12, 2014
There are many words to describe this action. Words like gross, disgusting, creepy, insane and bold come to mind. An Everton fan went in to pick his nose and got a little more than he bargained for. Now, one can be civil and get a napkin or paper towel and throw it...
by Matt Yoder | Nov 12, 2014
On this week’s episode of Tosh.0, comedian Daniel Tosh destroyed ESPN, accusing the network of stealing his Web Redemption idea. ESPN gave anthem singer Mark Donnelly, famous for tripping over carpet while singing O Canada at an NHL game earlier this year, a...
by Matt Yoder | Nov 12, 2014
On this week’s episode of Tosh.0, comedian Daniel Tosh destroyed ESPN, accusing the network of stealing his Web Redemption idea. ESPN gave anthem singer Mark Donnelly, famous for tripping over carpet while singing O Canada at an NHL game earlier this year, a...
by Brad Gagnon | Nov 12, 2014
Ten weeks into the 2014 NFL regular season, here’s how we view the 10 most valuable players in football at this very moment… 1. Tom Brady, Patriots — As good as Aaron Rodgers was against the Bears and Peyton Manning was against the Raiders, it...
by Dale Newton | Nov 12, 2014
The College Football Playoff Committee released the third installment of their weekly rankings Tuesday night on their ESPN reveal show, and their findings included some shockers. 9-1 Oregon was ranked number two ahead of undefeated Florida State, and TCU slipped in at...
by Matt Birch | Nov 11, 2014
Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant etched his name into the record books again on Tuesday night. But this time, it was for something he’s probably not going to be boasting about. He’s now missed more shots than any player in NBA history—a record...
by Phillip Bupp | Nov 11, 2014
Qatar sports minister, Salah bin Ghanem bin Nasser al-Ali, was interviewed by the Associated Press about concerns with Qatar hosting the 2022 World Cup. The interview touched on topics such as human rights, terrorism, alcohol and homosexuality. Al-Ali tried to ease...
